Review on Apple iPhone 7 Plus 128GB Smartphone, Gold by Mateusz Sujak ᠌

After several years of relying on Android-powered smart devices, I've decided to check out what Apple's iOS has to offer. The iPhone 5S 16GB was the most recent model before that. I thought the 5S was a decent smartphone at the time, but there were more exciting options available on the Android platform. To begin with, I disliked the little screen, which was inadequate for today's media. Yeah, and 16GB of storage space, with 11GB available for use. I think it's fair to say that it fell short. Around 7+ 256GB in size. The graphics and movies make things appear much simpler than it actually is. It has the appearance of a high-priced item due to its weight and solid construction. On the contrary, the Galaxy S8+ impresses at first glimpse. And when you pick it up, you realize it's very feathery and plasticky. IOS still does not update automatically. Indeed, it's evolving over time, but it's still missing key features and people are really attached to that stupid iTunes. A screen resolution of 7 or higher is acceptable. Neither more nor less. Taking pictures with the camera is on par with the top smartphones. Via the ears, it sounds fine, and it holds its own when compared to phones, but it's not even close to being a good player. Which cretin determined that a phone as large as the 7+ didn't require a port for headphones?! I'm relieved that this trend finally reached apples in 2022, as moisture protection is another positive development. Once again, the phone's camera is top-notch. The battery life is excellent, lasting me for 1.5-2 days. As of iOS 11.1.1, smoothness is officially dead in Apple's mobile operating system. The normal wallpaper selection window suddenly turns into a particular tin, which is plain nasty. I always thought Play Market was rubbish, but it turns out that the AppStore isn't any better. About memory size, I believe that 64GB is a modern minimal requirement. If 32 is sufficient for you, that's great! However, a minute of 4K video is quite heavy. To sum up, the amount of storage space is limited, but the 128GB model should be plenty for your needs. In terms of flaunting one's possession of an iPhone, the IPhone 4 was the last model that could be considered a desirable status symbol. Since then, they've just been regular smartphones they use while riding the bus. I bought a 7+ in 2022; am I happy with it? Naturally. The phone is pricey and far from ideal, but then again, neither are people. iPhones' primary benefit is the unwavering backing of Apple. So many years of releasing OS ates to your smarts is an insurmountable wall, since your smart will forget about fresh firmware in a couple of years at most. Now, one other nuance is that iPhones are simple to resell for reasonable amounts of money on the secondary market. Do I think 7+ is appropriate for you? Nope! Use your rational mind.